La Bastide de Vignes is a beautiful country villa ("bastide" type) surrounded by vineyards, Mediterranean vegetation and with stunning views of the Pyrenees mountains.
| Best for: |
Families and group of friends. |
| Style: |
French bastide. |
| Location: |
Bellegarde du Razes |
Features
- Swimming pool
- Air conditioning
- WiFi
- TV / Entertainment
- Pets not allowed
- Smoking not allowed
- Elderly accessible
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- Barbecue
- Linen supplied
- Towels supplied
- Ironing
Details
The spacious and modern Villa, on 2 levels, is so composed:
GROUND FLOOR
- fully equipped open plan modern kitchen with a traditional 6 hotplates range cooker, dishwasher, microwave, American fridge serving crushed ice and water, toaster, kettle.
- spacious lounge equipped with flat screen TV (satellite), sound system.
- comfortable dining room with access to the terrace through 3 double doors.
- utility room (washing machine, dryer)
- 2 double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in showers
FIRST FLOOR
- 2 double bedrooms en-suite
- 2 twin rooms, convertible into large double bedrooms.
- 1 en-suite bathroom.
- 1 bathroom with standing bath and walk-in shower.
OUTDOORS
- very large landscaped garden.
- 50sqm terrace, fully furnished for up to 12 adults and 6 children.
Private car park.
Accommodation
Extensive grounds.
Swimming pool
Private outdoor pool (unheated). Salt water.
10m x 5m, depth 100-160 cm. Roman steps entrance. The swimming pool is fenced.
Entertainment
Satellite TV; CD Player.
Good to know
Villa has been recently completely redecorated to give a contemporary feel whilst maintaining traditional French and Mediterranean touches.
Special touches
View across the countryside, vineyards and mountains from all bedrooms.
Concierge
Maid service
Two hours mid-week cleaning included.
Maid (additional service)
Additional maid service can be arranged at €17 per hour.
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Location
BY AIR
Nearest airports:
Carcassone (25Km) or Toulouse (100Km).
Car is advised.
Please note that the location on this map is an approximate guide, often to the closest town or village.
The location
The villa is located in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, strategically positioned to enjoy both summer and winter sports as well as close to plenty of interesting sites.
The property is situated between the villages of Bellegarde-du-Razes and Belveze-du-Razes where you can find all the necessary amenities like grocery shop, pharmacy, bakery, butcher, restaurant, cafe, tobacco-press, bank, etc.
The village has also got a Chateau with their own production of wine:
http://www.google.com/translateu=http%3A%2F%2Fchateaubelveze.blogspot.co.uk%2F&langpair=fr%7Cen&hl=fr&ie=UTF8 (in English)
http://chateaubelveze.blogspot.co.uk/ (in French).
The Domaine Gayda, only 10 mins away offers a high-class restaurant, an international wine school, and visit of their winery: http://www.domainegayda.com/
From the family-friendly coastline full of beaches and activity opportunities to the historic Cathar Country inland, the Aude in Languedoc-Roussillon has it all:
World heritage sites:
The Aude boasts two UNESCO listed landmarks – the fortified city of Carcassonne and the Canal du Midi. Parts of Carcassonne were once in disrepair but its medieval ramparts and towers saved from demolition. The Aude is also home to a 100km section of the Canal du Midi, an impressive 235km in total.
Exceptional architecture:
In Cathar Country, medieval castles abound. Catharism was a religious dissidence developed in 13th century Languedoc. It was fought against in the Albigensian Crusade (1209) and eradicated in the 14th century but castles such as those in Peyrepertuse, Quéribus and Villerouge can be visited today.
www.payscathare.org.
Coastal resorts:
From the mouth of the river Aude to the lake of Leucate are some fine sandy beaches and seaside resorts, including: Narbonne-Plage, La Palme and Port La Nouvelle, where people of all ages gather to top up their tans, cool off in the water and enjoy a wide range of other open air activities all year round. The Languedoc is one of France’s sunniest areas.
Eating out
Colourful markets:
One of the largest is in Carcassonne, held on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at Place Carnot in the town centre. Castelnaudary has a food market on Monday morning and the market at Lézignan-Corbières takes place in the centre of the commune on Wednesday mornings. Visit Limoux on a Friday for more fresh local produce.
As the celebrated Carcassonne-born chef, Prosper Montagné, once said, “On ne fait du bon qu’avec du trés bon” (“Good cooking is only possible with very good produce”). Thankfully, the Aude is a table heaving with shellfish from the sea, plus game, olive oil, goats’ cheese, honey and cassoulet from the mountains. All are enhanced by the superb appellation wines.
www.languedoc-wines.com
Recommended restaurant:
Maison Gayda,11300 Brugairolles, France,http://www.maisongayda.com
Things to do
The coastline of Narbonne is one of the best windsurfing spots in the world. More recently, kite surfing and kite flying have also taken off. Competitions make great spectator sports for the uninitiated but in the absence of these, it is common to find would be competitors practising on the waterfront.
There is a famous Golf course only 25 km away: http://www.golf-de-carcassonne.com/news.php; riding stables 30km away: http://www.pommayrac.com/site-equestre/balades_fr.html
The Cathar Trail:
Of the 3,000km of designated hiking paths in the Aude, the 200km Cathar Trail comes highly recommended. It runs from the Mediterranean all the way to the Pyrénées and offers a real invitation to discover a wide variety of landscapes with a number of medieval castles dotted along the way.
Cultural events:
Carcassonne Festival in the summer brings together over 100 performances, including opera, dance, theatre and music, most of which you can watch free of charge. For music lovers, Fugue en Aude Romane spans two weeks in July and involves a series of concerts held in abbeys across the department.
www.carcassonne-tourisme.com/
Food and Wine:
Explore the Languedoc Wine Routes - http://www.winechictravel.com/en/france/languedoc-roussillon
Live like a local!
Calendar
| Period | Rates per week | Rates per night | Min Stay |
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| 5 October to 19 December | £1440 | £240 | 2 |
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| 20 December to 3 January | £2100 | na | 7 |
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| 4 January to 4 April | £1440 | £240 | 2 |
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| 5 April to 23 May | £1920 | £360 | 3 |
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| 24 May to 4 July | £2640 | £480 | 4 |
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| 5 July to 29 August | £4320 | | 7 |
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Booking Details
Booking Conditions
Security deposit: €585.
Min stay: 3 nights.
Changeover date: Saturday
30% non-refundable payment is required to secure a booking.
The balance, together with any refundable security deposit, is requested 60 days prior to arrival.
Credit card payments may incur up to 5% credit card fee
30% non-refundable deposit is required in order to secure a booking. The balance will be requested 60 days prior to your check-in.
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